September: Introduce the projects to students
October: Introduce Wiki to students and work on student biographies
Fall
October:
Review tulip bulb anatomy
Measure and record bulb's size in centimeters (top to bottom)
Record bulb size on teachers data record
Review Planting Guide
Individual students their tulip bulb
Record air temperature, soil temperature, soil depth, hours of daylight at time
Begin daily/monthly data monitoring
November:
Students complete and post biographies
Read other students biographies
Brainstorm research topics for studying tulips
Student Research on possible topics that will help predict and record data on tulips
Introduce Edmodo and get all students registerd to discuss ideas (Beginning question: I thought tulips come up in the spring, why did we need to plant them in the fall?)
Tracking Tulips: Schedule
Summer:
September: Introduce the projects to studentsOctober: Introduce Wiki to students and work on student biographies
Fall
October:- Review tulip bulb anatomy
- Measure and record bulb's size in centimeters (top to bottom)
- Record bulb size on teachers data record
- Review Planting Guide
- Individual students their tulip bulb
- Record air temperature, soil temperature, soil depth, hours of daylight at time
- Begin daily/monthly data monitoring
November:- Students complete and post biographies
- Read other students biographies
- Brainstorm research topics for studying tulips
- Student Research on possible topics that will help predict and record data on tulips
- Introduce Edmodo and get all students registerd to discuss ideas (Beginning question: I thought tulips come up in the spring, why did we need to plant them in the fall?)
December:Winter
December/January:
- Edmodo - Class discussion board updates
- Data Collection update
- Skype
- Create Group Wiki Pages on Research Topics
February:- Edmodo - Class discussion board updates
- Data Collection update
- Wiki Page Check in #1
March:Spring